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Reference. G.. w. Lotimcr, Druggist.
Richmond Va.
, 1887-01-27

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blood, giving it richness and vitality while
1t rcnovates and strengthens the system.
, 1887-01-27

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, 1887-01-27

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who at the present moment holds the post
Of British consul at Trieste, is the only
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Its Grand Single Number Drawings take
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, 1887-01-27

Legal blanks at the Leader Office,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-22
Grand Jury's Report.

Following is the report of the grand
jury, delivered to the court about 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon, after the
grand jury had finished its labors.
Judge Ryland thanked the iurymen
for their faithful services, and then
discharged them
In compliance with the charge Civ
en- us we visited in a body our county
poor farm, and hereby beg leave to
report that, after making thorough
examination of its condition and regu-
lations, and also of the condition and
treatment of its inmates, we find no
cause for complaint or grounds for
charges. We found the paupers con-
tented and cheerful, and as well cared
for as they could be under the cir
cumstances. They all testify to being
sufficiently fed and kindly treated by
the superintendent in charge. At
present there are only twelve persons
who have homes at the farm, but We
are informed there are many others
living in different parts of the county
who receive aid from our honorable
county court.
The rough board cabins for pau
per's quarters, built fifteen or twenty
years ago, we regard as entirely worth
less, and not at all in keeping with the
benevolent and progressive spirit of
the age 10 which we live. Taking in
view also the fact that the present site
is not a suitable location for our
county poor farm, we would therefore
respectfully but earnestly recommend
to our honorable county court as
former grand juries have done, and to
our fellow citizens, that steps be taken
at an early day to dispose of the forty
four acres composing the county poor
farm, and in lieu thereof purchase a
suitable tract of land nearer the
county seat, and erect thereon such
improvements as will give comfort
able home to the helpless poor of our
county and satisfy the charitable in
stincts of our humanity.
We also visited our county Jail, and
found it filled with prisoners, who uni
formly speak well of the treatment
they receive at the hands ofthose hav-
ing them directly in charge, and of tine
reasonable comfort of the prison.
We visited various county offices
and found the occupants industrlously
engaged, courteous to those having
business with them, and as rule hav-
ing their records, indexes, etc.. writ
ten and posted to date, as required by
law.
Thanking your honor for instruc-
tons given US, and the honorable pros
ecuting attorney for his assistance, we
subscribe ourselves
The GRAND JURY.
Attest } JNo. d, CRAwFoD,
Foreman.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-22
Criminal Court.

State VS.. Conrad Bowley, appeal +,
submitted to the court (; court finds the
defendant not guilty.
State VS.. Charles Ross, larceny /;
defendant withdraws the plea of not
guilty, and pleads to the charge.
State VS. Al. Gordon, permitting
minor to play cards in his saloon de-
feHdant arraigned and enters plea of
not guilty case set for November
10Th.
State VS.. James Beecher and Chas.
Wade, assault with intent to kill |;
jury sworn, and trial now proceed
ing.
INDICTMENTS RETURNED.
The grand jury this morning re-
turned the following indictments:
Nelson Mcclure, seining fish.
Moses Hensinger, selling as auc'
tioneer without license.
AL. Gordon, permitting minor to
play cards in saloon.
Charles Rogers, disturbing the
peace.
State vs. Belle CARRIER, assault and
battery; cause submitted to court,
and defendant fined 81 and
costs.
State VS.. Charles Rogers, disturbing
the peace; defendant arraigned and
pleads not guilty, enters personal re-
cognizance for appearance Monday
morning.
State VS.. William Wilson, conf
deuce game and obtaining money I'm.
der false pretenses; pleads guilty &c
both charges, and fined 81 in each
case.
State VS.. Charles Chapel, procuring
money under false pretenses defen
dant withdraws plea of not guilty land
pleads guilty to the charge penalty
assessed by the court at a fine of 81
and costs.
State VS.. Henry Whitaker, same
charge same entry.
State VS.. David Shuber, grand lar
ceny defendant enters personal re
cognizance in $500 for appearance al
the April term, 1888, of the criminal
court.
State VS.. Frank Jackson, gambling
defendant pleads guilty to the charge,
and fined by the court $40 anC
costs.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-22

Pair of porcelain and silver vases, }.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Colt, of Boom
vile.
Gold and silver water pitcher,
Messrs w. I. Mckinley and j. G.
Pigoit, Boonville.
Set of antique fruit knives. F. w.
Abbott, and w. r. Grier.
Embroidered bureau scarf, Miss
Jennie Lionberger, Boonville.
Tufted toilet cushion, Mrs. Lavina
Griswold.
Gold sugar spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
&. Chiffon, Boonville.
Silver carver, Mrs. III. L. Baird,
Mrs. X. III True, Miss Baird.
Individual pepper, salt and butter
plates, Little Bryant Reinhart.
Dante's "Purgatory and Paradise"
Mr.. Fred Van Wagner, London,
Ohio.
Handsomely bound volume "Lor-
ma Doom" Miss Clara Leland, Joliesa
Ill.
Brass Clock, Mrs. Louise Fus-
sell.
Pearl and silver fruit knives, Mr..
and Mrs. f. E. Savage.
Gauze and feather fan, Mrs. Mary
Mcpherson, Boonville.
Copy of Tennyson's poems, Miss
Carrie Wilder.
Crocheted. wool and ribbon skirt,
Mrs. Rufin.
Copy of Evangeline, Miss Matte
Dunkelburg, Buffalo, N. Y.
Toilet cushion, Miss Gething, Buff
alo, N. Y.
Solid silver sugar and cream
spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Colt.
Half dozen EN- JfJi,iere linen hand
kerchieGS, Mrs. j. La Due.
Set of solid silver forks and pearl
handled knives, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Colt.
There were many other elegant
presents, the whole value being esti-
mated at about $4,000.
The evening was spent in dancing
and other amusements, and the entire
occasion was one of much enjoyment
and pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burke will pass
through here this evening, en- route to
st. Louis and other points in the east,
and returning will 60 west, where the
groom is employed at his profession
on the Missouri Pacific, remaining I'M
til Christmas, when they will return
to Clinton.
The BAzoo joins with many friends
in rendering sincere and hearty con-
CALCULATIONS.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-22
County Court.

Court met at 8 O'Clock, all pres
ent.
Treasurer Hye presents new fund
ing bond coupons to the amount of
81 POI. Coupons received and can
celed by the court land treasurer given
proper credit for the amount.
The quarterly statement of the
county treasurer, for the quarter end
ing Nov. Z. 1887, presented, examined
and approved.
Petition of Nj. Jopling and others,
for a new public road in Heath Creek
township, referred to the county road
commissioner. who is ordered to view,
mark out, and make report at next
term of court.
Report of j. G.. johnson, road and
bridge commissioner, presents his re-
port in the matter of the petition of
E. r. Keller and others for change of
road, ordered that change be made as
prayed for.
Report of commissioners to view the
route and assess damages for new
road in township 4S, range 20, ap-
proved, and road ordered opened.
Report of j. G. johnson, road and
bridge commissioner, in the matter of
a public road in township AZ, range
%, petitioned for by G. W, Hedges
and others, taken up and considered.
N. V. Gorrell, G. w. Fristoe and
William Kicks appointed commission
ers to view said route, hear the testi-
mony and assess damages, and report
at the next term of this court.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-22
Death of Mrs. Brady.

Mrs. Birdie Brady, the wife of M.
w. Brady, circuit clerk of Pettis coun-
ty, died at her home on the corner Of
Fourteenth and Moniteau streets, at
1:5O this afternoon, of puerperal
fever.
Mrs. Brady was 81 years of age,
and was the mother of three small
children. She was an excellent lady,
a loving wife and a devoted mother.
Mr.. Brady has the sympathy of the
entire community.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-22
Will PrObated.

The will of the late Gen. Waddy
Thompson was probated to-day. 1t j.
dated October 10. 1887, and is signed
by Samuel Conway and Henry t,
McArtOr as witnesses. To his three
children, Francis j. Thompson Mrs.
Redford) Augusta and Waddy
Thompson, he bequeathes 81 each,
and the balance of his estate, both
real and personal, goes to his wife,
who is appointed sole executrix with
out bond.
The document is very short, cover
ing less than page of legal cap, and
is written on a type writer, with
blanks for dates and signatures, which
are In ink.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-22
Died at EldOradO.

Mrs. P. E. Bacon was passenger
east this morning, having in charge
the body of her husband, P. E. Ba-
con, who died yesterday at Eldorado
Springs. of blood poisoning resulting
from disease of the liver and kidneys.
He was treated by DIR. G. A. Edgar.'
Mrs. Bacon left at noon for Hopkins
vile, KY, where the remains of her
husband will be inferred in the family
burying ground.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-22
The Covering Only,

"Why are your shoes like an anar-
chist's % asked Officer Jim Gossage
this morning of a trespassing tramp
as he hustled him into the cooler.
"Dun know" was the surly
reply.
"Cause they cover a bum, answered
Jim as he called another officer to
look at the "Wbat is it ?"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-22
Change of Officers,

w. E. Gray, formerly connected
with the Chicago d Alton railroad,
was to-day made division superintend-
emit Of the Missouri Pacific lines west
of Sedalia, in place of Howard F.
Parke, resigned. MIR. Gray is rail-
road man of large experience, and
comes to this position highly rocom-
mended.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-22

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
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sooths the child, softens the gums, allays
all pains, cures wind collie, and is the best
remedy for diarrhoes. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle. 7-3leod&wly.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-22

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bore meb paa at bebre bisIe samle
Settleres Minbe. 9asen b~esunitise>
bes af bet belbisite geir, % bet iielbne
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bel life mellem be Manse, ionr ger bapbe
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fig iaalebes op. at bet baabe / ben enc
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pr. Gbrabam Sacobieu famserebe ION
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Rrof. @ilb. Yetterion fra minneapolis
oil fOrbaabentlis boloe Seftalem.
E%esfornoen foruentes Yatorerne W.
Borse, Berg, VI. Brandt $. 2anaelanb. g.
Clien % 6. VI. 5intual, bpilie uuber ga
gems 2sb oil boloe forte 9aler meo pasienbe
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5lere inbspebe Sunse bill blipe iunane %
foriilelise slass 5%Orfrifninser oil 81. 10 Ga
8ls.4 blipe ~ierueret frit.
Sfanoinaperue / Brooiinas oa tiIftybeuoe
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Reiienbe.

Heiien0e.
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bet paa famine Steb / Oper 20 Var,
eler liseiiben gerfieoet bespnbte. s
bisie 8erfteber arbeioer 1,7o0 Nanb,
for bet Meite meb &eparationer, ba
2ofpmptiper us gosne fabriteres anbets
ftebs,
9i bapbe ben Sornpielie isaar of
bilie paa Dor samle Ben Mels aesiep,
Der ppbolber fig Der npsle 9ase rneo
fin Samilie. Or. &esiep bar paret |
galiiOrnien | CONNER % aster at reiie
bio iaien ON en- Maanebs 9ib % oil
ba upbolbe fig Der belle ginteren. Sir
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Snbtisbsreiie tilbase fra Chicago, %
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2ariens 8utif, fslser meb BAN berop.
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siper lin fsrite 5OreitiIins iaften Wans
bag.
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babe 4taset inb" Rinneibeif 60. 5air.
= 8eteraner fan erbolbe Billet for
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Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31

Sra Suafim ifriues ben Sbe Suli
til "&sln 3eit.": On aspptilf Officer,
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bon meo 8ense % &orn, antom ibaa
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Snblpbelie aitaser os Establishment bol-
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rner bar erobret &orbofan os beleirer
Dmburman. &alifens Trooper aaar
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MfOb. Oficerens os SPONTANEOUS
5lust fra abartum bar iorbunbet meb
op%erorbentlise 8anifelisbeber, ba be
blep ltrenst beposteoe al &alifen. Mas
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Stammerne er meset Opbraste puer
Nabbiens beipOtiife Serrebsmme.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31
Or. 3otunS

pil sipre en- Eur til | Ssit. Oct pl biias
o1entligsiort | bette SLAB, bpor ban iraTss
bper uge. &pniultation frit.
Gitp Sotel, Yortase Ctr, Ws, CnsOaS
eftermiooag ben zoe September. u,
ct. Sames Sotel, Stepens EoiFi, &H'
Eorseag ben 8oe Septbr. m.,
Stanley Souie, Chippewa 5alls, sss'
5reoa9 % 3erbas ben ODE % 1Oos Sep!es,
Galloway Souie, gau glaire, Nlsg SsN
taa ben lite Septbr. v,
Wenomo once Souie, Menompnes, %s'
Wanba9 ben 12te Septbr.
8insom Souie, ct. Baul, YRinn-, arrs''S
ben ABE Septbr. 81,
Nicolet Souie, Winneapolis, gaiiln, laS
bag ben 14be Septbr.
H9rmere OpIDsninger ON 2 u8er.
quit paa oisie Ste6er og Satoer.
51.2.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31
Decorab pg Omegn.
Ten 30te Nusuit 1887.
g,t tco en- brat Gnbe.

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